Lina Inverse
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- 29 Apr 2004
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Yes, really! I do! Dont be afraid - be very afraid! 
However, I bet you don't know what I was doing these last few days - my vga card did quit on me
Tuesday evening, when I booted up my PC, everything went as usual, when suddenly, after about five minutes, the screen went blank
Since moving the mouse or pressing keys didn't do something, I hit the reset button. The PC seemed to boot as usual, just that the screen was still blank all the time - which probably meant that either the monitor or the vga card had gone on the fritz. Since the monitor's Osd still worked fine, and it was displaying a "No signal" message (and the cables were a-ok, I double-checked), I had to be the vga card.
Luckily, I had bought it at a store not too far away, but since it was already late, I had to wait till next day. On Wednesday, I went to the shop - or rather tried to, finding out that it had moved (I hadn't been there since I bought the vga card last fall)
Unfortunately, Thursday was a holiday over here, so I had to wait until Friday to be able to access the internet at college to visit the store's website and find out the new address. Upon visiting the shop then, the retailer told me he had to send it in (guessed as much), so I got myself a replacement card for the time being.
Now, I have got everything assembled again, and also d/led and installed newest vga drivers, so everything is up and running again
However, I bet you don't know what I was doing these last few days - my vga card did quit on me
Tuesday evening, when I booted up my PC, everything went as usual, when suddenly, after about five minutes, the screen went blank
Since moving the mouse or pressing keys didn't do something, I hit the reset button. The PC seemed to boot as usual, just that the screen was still blank all the time - which probably meant that either the monitor or the vga card had gone on the fritz. Since the monitor's Osd still worked fine, and it was displaying a "No signal" message (and the cables were a-ok, I double-checked), I had to be the vga card.
Luckily, I had bought it at a store not too far away, but since it was already late, I had to wait till next day. On Wednesday, I went to the shop - or rather tried to, finding out that it had moved (I hadn't been there since I bought the vga card last fall)
Unfortunately, Thursday was a holiday over here, so I had to wait until Friday to be able to access the internet at college to visit the store's website and find out the new address. Upon visiting the shop then, the retailer told me he had to send it in (guessed as much), so I got myself a replacement card for the time being.
Now, I have got everything assembled again, and also d/led and installed newest vga drivers, so everything is up and running again
